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European Integration And The Atlantic Community In The 1980s Hardcover Kiran Klaus Patel Kenneth Weisbrode

Name: European Integration And The Atlantic Community In The 1980s Hardcover Kiran Klaus Patel Kenneth Weisbrode
SKU: BELL-7360292
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European Integration And The Atlantic Community In The 1980s Hardcover Kiran Klaus Patel Kenneth Weisbrode instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.62 MB

Pages: 315

Author: Kiran Klaus Patel; Kenneth Weisbrode

ISBN: 9781107031562, 1107031567

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: Hardcover

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European Integration And The Atlantic Community In The 1980s Hardcover Kiran Klaus Patel Kenneth Weisbrode by Kiran Klaus Patel; Kenneth Weisbrode 9781107031562, 1107031567 instant download after payment.

This unique collection of essays lays the groundwork for the study of the intersection of European integration and transatlantic relations in the 1980s. With archives for this period only recently being opened, scholars are beginning to analyse and understand what some have called a peak moment in the European project and others have called the Second Cold War. How do these moments intersect and relate to one another? These essays, by prominent scholars from Europe and the United States, examine these and related questions while challenging the '1980s' itself as a useful demarcation for historical analysis.